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Teaching Communication And Therapeutic Relationship Skills To Baccalaureate Nursing Students: A Peer Mentorship Simulation Approach, Leslie Miles, Linda Mabey, Sarah Leggett, Katie Stansfield
Teaching Communication And Therapeutic Relationship Skills To Baccalaureate Nursing Students: A Peer Mentorship Simulation Approach, Leslie Miles, Linda Mabey, Sarah Leggett, Katie Stansfield
Faculty Publications
The literature on techniques for improving student competency in therapeutic communication and interpersonal skills is limited. A simulation approach to enhance the learning of communication skills was developed to address these issues. Second-semester and senior nursing students participated in videorecorded standardized patient simulations, with senior students portraying the patient. Following simulated interactions, senior students provided feedback to junior students on their use of communication skills and other therapeutic factors. To integrate the learning experience, junior students completed a written assignment, in which they identified effective and noneffective communication; personal strengths and weaknesses; and use of genuineness, empathy, and positive regard. …
Curriculum Designs, Donna Boland, Linda Finke
Teaching In Nursing: The Faculty Role, Linda Finke
Teaching In Nursing: The Faculty Role, Linda Finke
Linda M. Finke
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Digital Landscape: Embracing The Reality, Carol Sternberger
Digital Landscape: Embracing The Reality, Carol Sternberger
Carol S Sternberger
Educators must be responsive to industry’s dynamic, technology rich environment. It is important for universities to move beyond expecting graduates to have isolated technology skills. Designing curricula that will produce graduates who are comfortable using technology and possess the ability to interpret, analyze and synthesize data requires a different approach to education. The paper focuses on the various technologies integrated in a graduate course designed to prepare nurse educators to work in both academic and clinical environments. Best practices, evidence-based methods and integrated concepts from a requisite informatics course were foundational in the course assignments that focused on the implementation …
Over Mountains, Across Rivers, And Through Woods: Teaching Collaboratively Using A Cross-Platform Environment, Carol Sternberger, B. Deal, R. Fountain
Over Mountains, Across Rivers, And Through Woods: Teaching Collaboratively Using A Cross-Platform Environment, Carol Sternberger, B. Deal, R. Fountain
Carol S Sternberger
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Instilling Diet And Exercise Confidence: Influence Of Nurse Body Size, Erin Murdock Spaulding
Instilling Diet And Exercise Confidence: Influence Of Nurse Body Size, Erin Murdock Spaulding
Student Research Projects
This paper reports a research study focused on perspective of nurse body size and how it affects confidence in a nurses’ ability to provide education on diet and exercise. The study followed a descriptive method design guided by a cross-sectional survey with quantitative variables. Results show that there is increased confidence in a nurse’s ability to provide education and influence habits regarding diet and exercise when the nurse role models such behaviors. Other findings presented include respondents’ perception of their body mass index versus their actual body mass index, percentage of respondents with health care conditions related to obesity, and …
Instilling Diet And Exercise Confidence: Influence Of Nurse Body Size, Erin Murdock Spaulding
Instilling Diet And Exercise Confidence: Influence Of Nurse Body Size, Erin Murdock Spaulding
Honors Theses and Capstones
This paper reports a research study focused on perspective of nurse body size and how it affects confidence in a nurses’ ability to provide education on diet and exercise. The study followed a descriptive method design guided by a cross-sectional survey with quantitative variables. Results show that there is increased confidence in a nurse’s ability to provide education and influence habits regarding diet and exercise when the nurse role models such behaviors. Other findings presented include respondents’ perception of their body mass index versus their actual body mass index, percentage of respondents with health care conditions related to obesity, and …